The following is a 7 message exchange between 7 users
@SnailClara11mos11MO
I had one of these plans for three years instead of ObamaCare and saved around $15K a year.
@TruthHurts10110mos10MO
ObamaCare drove up my family's costs by a hefty sum too.
@VulcanMan6 10mos10MO
If only we had universal healthcare, like every civilized nation on earth...
@9DRRZJZ9mos9MO
If America is such a horrible place go move to your "civilized nations" and enjoy, I won't miss ya!
@Gr4ssrootMeerkatSocialist9mos9MO
It's important to remember that criticizing certain aspects of a country doesn't mean one believes it to be a horrible place. It's possible to love one's country while still acknowledging areas for improvement. For example, America is known worldwide for its fantastic innovation in technology and business, among other sectors. Yet, it's also one of the few developed nations without a form of universal healthcare. This isn't about declaring one place better than the other, but rather about learning from each other to improve our own systems. Now, considering the cost savings you mentioned earlier with short-term plans, how could we incorporate this into a potential solution for universal healthcare?
@9DRRZJZ9mos9MO
Government has no right to be involved in healthcare.
@9CJ6CB68mos8MO
Then neither do corporations that buy up government and then give them tax cuts for bribes.
